A Corner of Spain
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Three of the hungriest cats I ever saw fastened themselves on the basket covers, and raged with desire to get at the food inside. There never were animals so famished as in these regions. Mongrel dogs with hollow sides, thin goats, ema- ciated cats, bony chickens, gaunt cows, ghastly horses, — if you were not so sorry for the people, you would weep for the animals. The children who pressed around us and watched us eating were not very pretty or interesting. There was one, however, a little girl... of perhaps nine, holding a baby of six months in her arms, whose face attracted me. She had a dreary look, and was not over-confident like the others who crowded up to us.
lOO IN THE MALAGA MOUNTAINS Upon questioning her, we found she was the little servant of the house ; she made the beds, she watched the children, she washed the dishes. Heavens ! It was bad enough to be the child of such a house, but to be the servant of it ! No wonder she looked dreary, poor mite. She did not know how long she had lived there ; she did not know if she was paid for what she did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three of the hungriest cats I ever saw fastened themselves on the basket covers, and raged with desire to get at the food inside. There never were animals so famished as in these regions. Mongrel dogs with hollow sides, thin goats, ema- ciated cats, bony chickens, gaunt cows, ghastly horses, — if you were not so sorry for the people, you would weep for the animals. The children who pressed around us and watched us eating were not very pretty or interesting. There was one, however, a little girl... of perhaps nine, holding a baby of six months in her arms, whose face attracted me. She had a dreary look, and was not over-confident like the others who crowded up to us.
lOO IN THE MALAGA MOUNTAINS Upon questioning her, we found she was the little servant of the house ; she made the beds, she watched the children, she washed the dishes. Heavens ! It was bad enough to be the child of such a house, but to be the servant of it ! No wonder she looked dreary, poor mite. She did not know how long she had lived there ; she did not know if she was paid for what she did.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Miriam Coles to read onlineMoreLess
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